(fun list!) Bronco accessories to be avoided! (keep it friendly)

[tilebroncodude]

Well, this should ruffle a few feathers... but the tailgate table.
I spent way too much for them 4 legged creatures to rip apart my ride because it smells like my dinner

This is the worst accessory possible. Mine came bent, the Jack screws suck and it scratched the shit out of my back door. I have had easier times rebuilding engines than installing this. You can also hear it when you go over every single bump. Also the weight limit is 25 lbs which we couldn't find anywhere online until we purchased it solely to use with our blackstone that's unfortunately too heavy. Rant over!

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[tilebroncodude]

Add the Ford folding tailgate table. The table itself is decent but requires you drill 4 holes in the tailgate of your new Bronco and the hardware Ford supplies to mount it once you’ve drilled those holes is garbage.

One of mine broke, it took me 2 hours to figure out its called a "Jack screw"

 

[Figmo]

Only for those who live in cold country: Anderson Composites Halo Doors.

They are VERY expensive to purchase and have paint matched. Which isn’t why I put them on this list. They look good enough to justify the cost if you can afford it.

But, if you live in a climate similar to Montana, you will only really get to use them 2-3 months out of the year. Rest of the time, they are in storage bags in your shop where nobody ever sees them.

If you live in Phoenix or SoCal then you can probably ignore this warning. You’ll get enough use and random compliments on them to justify the cash. But cold country folks?? Take my advice and put the money toward lift/tires/wheels/whatever. You’ll be happier.

 

[Sunday Money]

Only for those who live in cold country: Anderson Composites Halo Doors.

They are VERY expensive to purchase and have paint matched. Which isn’t why I put them on this list. They look good enough to justify the cost if you can afford it.

But, if you live in a climate similar to Montana, you will only really get to use them 2-3 months out of the year. Rest of the time, they are in storage bags in your shop where nobody ever sees them.

If you live in Phoenix or SoCal then you can probably ignore this warning. You’ll get enough use and random compliments on them to justify the cash. But cold country folks?? Take my advice and put the money toward lift/tires/wheels/whatever. You’ll be happier.

Cool story. Do you base a lot of your decision making on potential for compliments? LOL, just kidding!

On a serious note, how are you liking the front corners exterior trail armor? And any issues with the snorkel install or use so far?

 

[yoimdre]

+1 on the steel door pockets - 100% you're gonna gash your leg or knee on those.

110% done it twice put some rubber gaurd trim since I liked the added storage.

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